I wish more people used Dreamwidth, but meantime I'm happy to use it as a staging ground for LJ. And they both have pseudonyms, support long-form blogging well, have threaded comments, and allow variable privacy.
G+ was a great idea spoiled by two things (for me): 1) I can't automatically crosspost. And I'm not about to start manually doing so, because that's extra effort to support something with very few users (comparatively). 2) They pissed off a lot of people with (a) making it mandatory and (b) the naming thing, which means it has a much lower number of users than it would otherwise have.
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G+ was a great idea spoiled by two things (for me):
1) I can't automatically crosspost. And I'm not about to start manually doing so, because that's extra effort to support something with very few users (comparatively).
2) They pissed off a lot of people with (a) making it mandatory and (b) the naming thing, which means it has a much lower number of users than it would otherwise have.